We are in the process of redesigning our website/moving to a responsive design with Kentico. I have seen a few websites where the images seem to have a number of different set sizes based on screen...

Hi, I don't want to use the style sheet which is being used for Live site same for Design mode. By applying the same style sheet it makes Design mode almost unusable. Can I refer my stylesheet only...

Hi, I have one page template, where I have one zone. Inside that zone I have one editable text and image. I want to change the background color of this zone for different web sites. One way to ache...

When using SSL with a load balancer and sending a non HTTPS request to the other nodes within the web farm, it’s possible that src: url() link in CSS style sheets and the style sheet itself, will be rendered under both HTTP and HTTPS protocols. 

In this article you’ll see how to integrate a Mega Menu. There are plenty of solutions for complex looking menus with images, link descriptions etc. all over the internet. These menus are using Javascript, CSS or a combination of the two. In this example, we’ll integrate the following Mega Menu solution which is completely CSS driven (which is great for both the Accessibility and the SEO point of view): How to Build a Kick-Butt CSS3 Mega Drop-Down Menu:

Configuring custom storage for ~/App_Themes/ directory

This article gives you instructions on how to style your tables or any other items generated by repeaters/grids etc. without rendering extra CSS classes into it.

In this article you’ll see how to integrate a Mega Menu. There are plenty of solutions for complex looking menus with images, link descriptions etc. all over the internet. They are using Javascript, CSS or combination of those two. In this example, we’ll integrate the following Mega Menu solution which is completely CSS driven (which is great from the Accessibility and a bit the SEO point of view): How to Build a Kick-Butt CSS3 Mega Drop-Down Menu

If you're struggling to make your web site look good for all the different browsers or just want to apply unique styles for different cultures, you might take advantage of the BODY classes rendered for you by Kentico CMS output engine.

You can assign different styles to your page based on the specific information on the currently displayed document. This article describes how to do that on global level from within the master page code.